Hotel Kramer is the kind of place that appeals to travellers who like staying somewhere with a human scale. It is a small, independent hotel in Valencia, in a city that has many of them, and the appeal is a friendlier, more personal stay than you might get in a large chain. Valencia is easy to navigate, with a compact centre, good public transport and a lively neighbourhood scene, so even a modest hotel can serve as an excellent base. The staff at smaller hotels tend to be happy to share tips on where to eat, which beach to choose and how to reach the main sights, and that local knowledge is worth a great deal on a first visit. Rooms are typically simple and comfortable, and the focus is on a good night's sleep, a decent breakfast and a handy address rather than a long list of facilities. It suits couples, solo travellers and food lovers who plan to spend their evenings in bars and restaurants and just need a pleasant place to return to. Because details such as room types, breakfast and the star class can vary, check the current information when you book.
Location and getting around
Valencia is flat and well served by metro, tram, bus and a bike-share scheme, so most hotels in the city are within easy reach of the main sights. From Hotel Kramer you can plan routes on foot to the old town and the market, or hop on public transport to the City of Arts and Sciences and the beach. Check the map when you book to see the nearest metro stop and the walking time to the places on your list.
The rooms
Rooms are likely to be compact, with air conditioning, a private bathroom and Wi-Fi. If you plan to spend time in the room or travel with luggage, ask for a larger category or a room on a higher floor for quiet. Light sleepers should ask about street noise, as nightlife in Valencia tends to continue late.
Who it suits and good to know: independent travellers, couples and groups of friends who want a good-value base and plan to eat out. Fallas in March, the spring holidays and the summer weekends are the busiest times, so book early. Breakfast is optional in many small hotels, and the cafés nearby often offer better value. If you arrive early or depart late, ask about luggage storage. Smaller hotels sometimes have limited staffing at night, so confirm your arrival time in advance. The reception team can usually help with taxis, tour bookings and restaurant reservations.
Why stay here
- ✓Boutique feel
- ✓Air-conditioned rooms
- ✓Free Wi-Fi
- ✓Lift
- ✓Reception help
- ✓Breakfast available
- ✓Luggage storage
- ✓City map and tips
Good questions
What kind of hotel is Hotel Kramer?+
A small, independent hotel in Valencia, suited to travellers who prefer a personal stay over a large chain.
Is it a good value choice?+
It is aimed at the mid-range and value end of the market, but check current rates and room types when you book.
How do I get around from here?+
Valencia is flat and well connected by metro, tram, bus and bike share. Check the map when you book for the nearest stop.
